in a nutshell

Examples of nutshell

nutshell
In a nutshell, fractals provide a metaphor to show global 0 local links.
In a nutshell, our design represents the mapping as a collection of index-value pairs which can be structured as a list or a tree.
In a nutshell, the state will always react as state to the challenges of globalisation, including the challenge from non-state communities and their laws.
Broadly speaking, the latter implies that certain conditions hold (in a nutshell, all markets clear) at all times, while the system evolves in time.
In a nutshell, these are key criteria that define the countries of the bottom billion.
In a nutshell, we arrive at a paradox of multilateralism.
In a nutshell, standard forcedchoice comprehension tasks can either underestimate or overestimate lexical knowledge.
In a nutshell, the formation of associations needs both attention and repetitions, but repetitions reduce attention, thus making association impossible.
In a nutshell, then, interviewees face a dilemma.
The answer in a nutshell is that they have been excluded from development.
In a nutshell, older people's survival strategies during the 1980s focused on maintaining their income through intensive labour in the domestic or home economy.
In a nutshell, he proposes that some perceptual competencies are based on internalizations of external regularities.
Put in a nutshell, the correlation between grid and frequency index is positive, that between group and distribution index negative.
In a nutshell, an axiomatic type class can be viewed as a set of types satisfying certain axioms.
In a nutshell, then, the argument is that the invention of identical codes for perceived and to-be-produced events implies the construction of reality.
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